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Thank you to everyone on the team, especially @balazsorban44 for the amazing work on the latest updates now in next-auth@canary! 🔥
Happy to announce we've finally put out a canary release of #NextAuthjs 🚀. For those of you eagerly awaiting the release of your latest PR's, you can install it with `npm i next-auth@canary` 🎉 @nextauthjs @iaincollins @balazsorban44
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For a preview of some of the improvements and fixes coming in v3.2.0 you can check out these release notes github.com/nextauthjs/next-a…
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There is currently an incorrect notice saying "This package has been deprecated" on the NPM package information page which we are working on resolving (The @npmjs unpublish function doesn't seem work quite as documented and we ended up with a release we couldn't delete!)
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You can still install the latest release with: npm install next-auth@3.1.0 Or you can try out the latest canary release with: pm install next-auth@3.2.0-canary.2 We should have a fix out for that message soon!
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If you are interesting in learning authentication in #NextJS check out my crash course it shows you how to: - setup @nextauthjs - Use social integrations (Twitter / GitHub) - Email integration - @auth0 integration Watch Now: youtu.be/o_wZIVmWteQ
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I'd like to welcome @balazsorban44 to the team and say thank you for the wonderful contributions and conversations!
🎉 I've been trying to up my Open Source contributions for a while, and now I'm happy to announce that after a nice chat with @iaincollins, I'm going to be a contributor of @nextauthjs🔒! How exiting! I'm hoping🤞 to bring value to developers through my free-time contributions.♥
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Happy birthday, JavaScript 🎂
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What's the best way to add Auth to a #NextJS app? Currently undecided between @nextauthjs and #FirebaseAuth . Any other I should consider?
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Authentication in Next.js: Building an auth API with NextAuth.js #frontend blog.logrocket.com/using-aut…
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This is great advice if you are hosting your own authentication database. Choosing a region that is geographically close most of your end users makes a dramatic difference to application performance.
When deploying serverless functions that use a DB, having the two deployed in the same region might be the most useful tip. By moving the DB to the same region as the serverless function I was just able to get response time down from 2500ms to 230ms! 🚀 #Serverless #lambda
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You can also improve application performance by embracing Single Page Applications and by adopting features like JSON Web Tokens with JSON Web Signatures to reduce the number of database calls your application needs to make.
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On platforms with multi-region hosting (e.g. @Vercel, @awscloud) using a JSON Web Token for a Session Token means you can have a user database that is only active in a single region, but without session lag as the local Serverless app doesn't need to call a remote database.
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No video this Tuesday, we are creating a fully working "note" application using @nextauthjs and @fauna and it's HUGE. 1. Users 2. Create note 3. Browse your notes by title 4. Remove a note. 5. Edit a note.
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Check out my Authentication Crash Course using @nextauthjs by the end you will be able to - Handle login from email, - GitHub - Twitter - Setup and use @auth0 Watch Now: youtu.be/o_wZIVmWteQ
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Today's the day! Authentication crash course with @nextauthjs and a little feature for @auth0

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Tuesdays video: A crash course with @nextauthjs the one stop shop for authentication by the end your app will be able to handle login: - Google - Twitter - Email - GitHub And if you don't want to manage it yourself, we integrate @auth0 for easy auth management.
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3 Simple Steps To Setup Authentication in Next.js dlvr.it/Rl5R6s
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Tried out @nextauthjs for the first time. It's awesome.
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